Category Archives: Science

Aquatic publication review (13)

In the current review of aquatic literature from the past few days, we present the [...]

Magdalena Skrzypek

The global ocean genome. How many genes are in the ocean?

Life originated in water, and this means that it has been evolving in the oceans [...]

Agnieszka Kolada

The butterfly effect: or why the weather forecast goes wrong

Weather forecasts on popular websites are increasingly covering the next week or two. You can [...]

Katarzyna Stefaniuk

Aquatic publication review (12)

We begin with the ever-heating topic of Nature Restoration Law and an analysis of the [...]

Agnieszka Kolada

Fytophthora, or water mold – a threat to crops, but also wild plants

In late 2023 and early 2024, precipitation totals in many areas of Poland not only [...]

Piotr Panek

Alien species, invasive species: changing paradigms in the face of climate change?

Dynamic climate change should encourage a critical look at the environmental paradigms that were obvious [...]

Andrzej Mikulski

Aquatic publication review (11)

Although you may not see it outside the window, we are in the midst of [...]

Agnieszka Kolada

Generational environmental amnesia fosters erosion of expectations of nature

"The forest by which I live, my grandmother would not have considered a forest at [...]

Agnieszka Kolada

Fish larvae

When we hear of vertebrate larvae, we think primarily of amphibian tadpoles. You can read [...]

Adam Kapler

Aquatic publication review (10)

Plastic is flooding the modern world, its micro- and nanoparticles are everywhere, and papers on [...]

Agnieszka Kolada